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Tijuana amps up design in North Carolina

June 21, 2017

Tijuana Flats is remodeling its Cary, North Carolina, which will be unveiled Monday at a grand re-opening.

Located at 151 S.E. Cary Pkwy. next to Trader Joe's at Kildaire Farms Road and Cary Parkway, the Cary store will include new wall finishes (patina metal, durock and corrugated metal are among the materials used), furniture, a service counter configuration that includes a beer fridge, specials screen and stainless shelving, and a white ceiling grid with birch ceiling tiles to complement existing customer-painted tiles. Additionally, the patio will receive new furniture, string lights and planters with ornamental glass, according to a company press release.

"At Tijuana Flats, the look of our restaurants is just as important to our 'Flat Outrageous' brand as our menu," Adam Moore, Raleigh area supervisor at Tijuana Flats, said in the press release. "This remodeling just goes to prove that we are constantly pushing ourselves to be innovative in all aspects of our brand, from the hot sauce bar to the wall murals. The Triangle region in particular has been incredibly receptive to Tijuana Flats, and we can't wait for our guests here to experience this 'Amped Up' style for themselves."

Additional recent updates from Tijuana Flats include the introduction of its "Flat Outrageous" menu section, which includes three new street tacos, Crispy Baja, Lime Steak, and Jerk Chicken, as well as Philly Cheesesteak Flautas and the Bangin' Chicken Tostadas.

The restaurant also recently incorporated the use of silver trays in place of plastic bowls.

Tijuana Flats opened its Cary, N.C. location in 2011, and has five locations in the greater Triangle region.